Compare the Google paid search footprint of [your website] and [a competitor's website]. 1. Use dataforseo_domain_overview for both domains and read the paid block: how many keywords each buys ads on, and the estimated paid traffic. 2. Use dataforseo_serp_google for "[a search you would advertise on]" and report how many paid results the page shows (the paid count under features) and which domains rank organically. Give me a side-by-side table of paid keywords and estimated paid traffic, then say who leans on paid search more and whether "[a search you would advertise on]" looks crowded. These tools do not return the ads themselves, so do not describe what the ads say. Before you start, ask me for anything in square brackets. Use my SingleBrain Gateway tools for this, such as dataforseo_domain_overview. Only use numbers the tools return. If you cannot see SingleBrain tools, stop and tell me to connect SingleBrain Gateway at https://gateway.singlebrain.com first.
Paid search check
No account needed
How many Google searches you and a competitor buy ads on, and how crowded a search you want is.
from $0.0190from $0.0030from $0.0190from $0.0030Paid keywords and estimated paid traffic for both sites, and how many ads your search shows.
Example only. Not customer data.
Weekly SEO report
This week against last, from Search Console and Analytics: the queries that moved, and who took the clicks you lost.
A one-page brief with the numbers, the biggest moves and three fixes for this week.
Why did traffic drop?
Was it Google, paid, or a broken tag? It splits the drop by channel, page and query to find out.
The likely causes, biggest first, with the numbers behind each and what to check next.
Content gap finder
Searches your competitors rank for and you don't, minus the ones too hard to win.
Ten articles to write, easiest first, each with monthly searches and difficulty.